SHIPPING.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVII, Issue 11513, 26 October 1900, Page 4

SHIPPING.

High Water at Auckland—B.26 a.m.; 8.47 p.m. „■ '■ „ ; Manukau—lo.2s a.m.; 10.46 p.m. Sun—Rises. 4.54 a.m.; sets, 6.16 p.m.' Moon—First: quarter, Wednesday, 7.4} p.m. WEATHER FORECAST. ■ | - Captain f Edwin ; telegraphed yesterday:— | "'North • to west;; and south gale; glass rise; ; tides ordinary; indications rain." , . ARRIVALS. - ; ~...'. / > ." * ; Moura. s.s., 2027, John Bernech, from South- ■ ern and East Coast ports. Passengers: Mis 3 , James, Mesdames Fielder and children, Menaies and children, Henderson, Howe,: Borge--Bon, Messrs. Magleby, Douglas, Clarke, Philps, . Fielder, Howden, Henderson, Beaver, Hume, Gamble. Holloway, King, Parker, .-Farr. Callaghau. Firth. Hobbs, and 11 steerage.— S.S. Co., agents.- ■ Terranora, p.s., 350, E. McLeod, from Whangarei.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. ■ Wellington, s.s., -■ 279, E. Stephenson, from . Whangarei. Passengers: Mesdames Hocken-. : and child, Killen, Misses Burford, Killen, Messrs. McPherson, Cowley, Olson, Killen, / Barstow, Gibbons, Burford. Gillingham, An- . derson. Cochrane. Mcllveney, and 10 steerage. • —Northern S.S. Co., agents. 3 * Muritai, s.s.. 225. Joseph Duthie, from the Great Barrier. Passengers: Mrs. Osborne, , Miss Clark. Messrs. Flynn, Thompson (2), . liangiands. and 10 steerage.—Northern S.S. ■'-.- 0"., agents. ■ ' Waitangi, s.s., 197, P. A. Stein, from Tan-| ranga, Whangamata, and Tairua. ' Passen- i ■ gers: Mrs. Brown, Messrs. Matthews. Ward, I Marler, Diprose, Pearson, McPherson. Dod- . geon, and four : steerage.—Northern S.S. Co., j ascents. :■• ■■ ■•■',■■ ' - - ' i Ohinemari, s.s., 70, T. Haultain, from Awa- '■ .nui, Wciharara, and Hohoura.—Northern S.S. ! Co., agents. . ■ -~•■-. .j Vohdor, barqnentine, 197, Sharp, from the Eluli'.—G. V. Edgcumbe, agent. - DEPARTURES. . ''' '' Taieri. s.s.. 1668. G. A. Lobb, for Westport.— Union S.S. Co., agents. . . Terranora. p.s., 350, E. McLeod, for Whangapona.—Northern- S.S. Co., agents. . . Ngungnru. s.s., 84, Scott, for Whangarei.— . . Northern S.S. Co...agents. ■-/.-■ v : ' EXPECTED ARRIVALS. :---' : tONDON 1 : - - ;.- ; Rakaia, s.s., duo abont Sunday. Tomoana, s.s.. via Melbourne and Sydney, due November 20. - ' i , Eawke's Bay, s.s.. via Melbourne and Sydney, duo December 9. - Mimiro, s.s., via Melbourne and Sydney, to sail about November 8. Matatua. S.S., direct, sailed, October 4. SHARPNESS: "-". , :.' Kinclnne, barque, sailed. HiMHtTRQ: -, , „ .■ :■■ - , Antaros. barque, arrived at Fort Chalmers September 21. :rBAN FRANCISCO: > Alameda, R.M.s., November 20. .■-:..... KEVT TOEK: "' - , ■ :■ Eiffel Tower, s.s., via Melbourne and Sydney, dno November 8. • Star of England, s.s., via Melbourne and Sydney, due about December 5. .■/•'■ Bnshnills, s.s., direct, sailed September 2. . Indradevi, s.s., via Melbourne and Sydney, to sail October 25. '■ ■ . ■ Star of the East, barque, via Wellington, : * sailed July 8. Craignair, barque, via Wellington,.sailed. , Hiram Emery, barque, via Wellington, load.ing. ■.■'.■•'■'.. ,-' • - SYDNEY! "'. '" ■-'. Mariposa. R.M.s.. Sunday. . - • ." . Zealandia, s.s., Sunday. • . - SAMOA: Alameda, R.M.s.. November 20. . Hauroto, s.s., early. • , : NEWCASTLE:. - ■ ' ! '-v. On.T-thlambn, barque, early. •• ;'Vision, brigantine, sailed. ; ■ .- ~-;, FIJI: . .:-,--.-. ■ • Wanaka, 8.3., early. . ' TONGA: , Hauroto, s.s., early. - PROJECTED DEPARTURES. .V-':. LONDON: ' Wakar.nl. s.s., direct, jNovember 15. . • Maori, s.s., via the South, to-day. Antares. barque, to arrive. NEW YORK: _ .... - Alice, barque, loading.: V BAN FRANCISCO: - '- f \~. Mariposa, R.M.s., Monday. -.. SAMOA: - \ ■ ' > .Mariposa, R.M.s., Monday. .Manapouri, 8.5., Wednesday. ■'.BiTINEY::: , ',-- . -;-.•'-/.;.'■. Elingamite, s.s., Monday. • , . FIJI: - ■ Manapouri, s.s., Wednesday. • :-:. : ' •TONGA: ■■--..:'- • . ■-• ' ;- ; , ''■' ■ Manapouri, s.s., Wednesday. ■' UNION S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS, ' .. Saturday: Moura leaves for Southern ports / . at noon. • NORTHERN S.S. CO.'S MOVEMENTS. To-day: Clansman arrives from Northern ports early: Waitangi leaves for Tauranga at 7 p.m.;: Mnhitai leaves for Kuaotunu, Kennedy's Bay, and Mercury Bay, at 9 p..m; Gairloch arrives from New Plymouth, Wel- : lington leaves Tor Whangarei, Marsden Point, Whangarei Heads, and Parna Bay. at 10.30 ■p.m.; Ngunguru , arrives from Whangarei Town Wharf;: Chelmsford arrives from Wha- : ■-.'- , ■ ngapoaa. : -■ ..•-'. . .-'...-. :' -.-'.' - :•■ ■..--:• Thames Service: Steamers leave for Thames and Paeroa daily. See advertisements daily papers. ■>."". ■■~;'.■• . -.•■■vv' ■ -''■'''-:■:.■: ; ' ' VESSELS IN HARBOUR. . , •.,' , Maori, s.s., at Railway Wharf. . Menantic, s.s.. at . -street Jetty. Manapouri,-. s.s., at Sugar Works. Moura, 5.5.," at Queen-street. j. -, Ngapuhi. s.s., 'in dock. *: ' '" X" 1 Alice, barque, at Quay-street Jetty. Margarita, barqae, at Railway Wharf. Max, barque, at Queen-street Wharf. ; .: Isola, 'barque, at Railway Wharf. , Isabel, three-masted schooner, at Queen-stt'eet -.'. - Wharf. - - . .;:■ - ■ Defiance, brigantine, at Queen-street Wharf. The Northern Company's steamer Terranora arrived from Whangarei yesterday, and ■left for Whangapoua last night. -, Yesterday afternoon the Northern Com- !•. pany's steamer Wellington arrived from Wha- •'"-'; ngarei with passengers and general cargo,' and leaves for the same place again to-night. . t Tho Northern -Company's steamer Muritai . , arrived from the Great Barrier last nipht, , a.nd loaves at 9 o'clock to-night for Kennedy's '". , Bay. Kuaotunu. and Mercury Bay. - > ' • H.M.s. Porpoise, arrived at Pictcn from f: : Westport yesterday. During the stay of the warship at Westport she was berthed at the - wharf, and took in a large quantity of coal. = 'i '• The Union Company's steamer Taieri left ' . for Westport. last evening, and calls to-day at Whan gar oa to take in tow a large punt for the Waitara Freezing Works, which has been 7 Constructed by Messrs. Lane and Brown. ■ Yesterday afternoon the Northern Company's steamer Waitangi arrived from Tau- - ranga, Whangamata, and Tairua. and leaves for Tanranga at 7 o'clock this evening. To-morrow' the Union Company's steamer, Rotokino leaves the Bluff for Auckland, with -■ produce, and calls at, Oamarti, Timaru, and Picton. en route. On discharge at this port the steamer 'proceeds to ' Fiji; to load raw ,V sugar for Auckland. '■ : The American barque Alice took on board •yesterday a large number of cases of kauri gum for New York, and is expected to sail early next month. At Westport the steamer Penartn is loading coal for China. _ i ' Tho barque Isola will sail for Whangaroa to-day. to load timber for Sydney. i On Thursday next, the Union Company s steamer Hawca leave-- Westport for Auck- . land, with a cargo of coal for the Westport Coal Company. The .Northern Company's steamer Clansman arrives from the North early this morning. Yesterday the steamer Himu arrived at Kaipara from New Plymouth, to load timber for the South. - .' . ~, „ ,„ ~. The barque Mauerewa sailed from Welling-ton-for Kaipara yesterday, to load timber for Sydney. , ~ ... On September 23 the barque Alcestis sailed from .Surprise Island for Dunedm, with a cargo of guano. ' .- THE MENANTIC. .„ The cargo steamer Menantic will complete taking her cargo of Westpoyt coal from the company's hulk this morning, and will leave during the day lor New Caledonia to load nickel ore for New York. , - . ' THE ABARENDA. • '.- The United States transport Abarenda is due at Auckland from Samoa about, the end Of next month for overhaul and refit. - THE REPUBLIC—A RECORD TRIP. . Mr. George Niocol is in receipt of advices Stating that the ship Republic has arrived at British Columbia from Honolulu, after a . record pas-ace of 18 days. The Republic loads timber at the South for Australia. THE GOTHIC. • ' The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's • steamer Gothic arrived at Plymouth from Wellington on Tuesday last, after a good voyage of 40 days. T THE CALCUTTA STEAMERS. ' The present intention is for one oi the British-India Company's steamers to leave Calcutta for Now Zealand about December 1, (to be followed, by the U.B.S. Company's steamer Whangape about January 10 ;A - m] • THE MOURA. . The Union Company's steamer Moura, Cap- • ' tain John Bernech, arrived from Southern > and East Coast ports yesterday morning, with a number of passengers and a large general , cargo. The steamer made a very good run up from Gi3bome, as notwithstanding that strong head winds and seas were encountered, the passage was covered in the good time of 2% hours. Mr. P. Isaac, tho purserj reports that the steamer left Dunedin at 4 p.m. on :; the 19th inst., and called at Lyttelton, Wellington, Napier, and Gisbonie, leaving the latter port at 9 a.m. on the 24th and arriv- > ing at 9.3 C a.m. yesterday. Fine weather prevailed to Glsborne. thence to arrival moderate west to north-west gale and heavy sea. ino Moura leaves for East Coast and Southern porta at noon to-morrow. THE VOLADOR. -V ■ . - - \Zi ,H artluentlno . Volador, Captain Sharp, Sr'lrSS fro l n the Bluff'yesterday morning with ««AJS°» °l oa P' barley.- etc. ; The master 155TC5&9&3 fr ,° m ** Bluff on the 9th inst., ' in* cook sVrnft h S B( ??; b ; win v 8 until passing Cook Strait, followed :by strong northnassed on thA°iT?i ape Saunders, which was ; I . passed on >: 13th, and a strong gale from ■ tho same quarto, until making clpe Pal to. The wind then went into "north and eon-' tto IS* cJ$? Bo l ltll, las t in & un «l making SSL- L 0 * Across tho Bav of Plenty namme head winds unui making an anchor-

age off Rahgitoto" on Wednesday''night, at ten o'clock, the vessel being towed ,'nto port yesterday morning.

THE DELPHIC. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's steamer Delphic, which left London for New Zealand on September 27, arrived at Capetown on the 23rd in at.

:-,'• < - ■'■■'■■', THE ■ PAKEHA. The Shaw, Savill, and Albion Company's steamer Pakeha. which left Lyttelton on September 1, arrived at London on the 24tn mst.

THE BUSHMILLS. - The steamer Bushmills left New York for .New Zealand ports'"on September 2. Auckland will probably be the iirst port of call in this colony. .

', ... THE HIRAM EMERY. : - The American barque Hiram Emery was loading at New York for Wellington ana Auckland when the mail left, on September 23. - v ' - "■:■■ .'■■ '■ ■ '. :! ../;.'' ' SHIPPING SUMMARY. Business in shipping circles still remains very brisk, and the shortage of vessels ior the intercolonial trade continues, all vessels of the right class being promptly chartered. The principal event of the month has been the arrival of the Northern S.S. Company s now steamer Ngapuhi. from Dundee, alter a good voyage of 82 clays. The .Ngapuhi « intended tor the trade between Onehunga ana New Plymouth, and will be placed in commission next week. So far as can .be, seen the steamer will prove herself well fitted for the trade in which she is to bo \ employe, and it is expected that the distance between the two ports will be covered by the vessel in about 12 hours. The Danish barque Else . recently purchased by Mr. J. J. Craß. i ° 1 Auckland, after being on the reef at Apia, has been repaired. and refitted: at this port, and will enter the intercolonial trade at once. The barque suffered very little damage by going on a the reef, and will prove an acquisition to the . locally-owned fleet. _J be quarterly shipping returns tor the peuoa ending September 30 last, have been comDietedl by the Customs. These show that during that time 47. steamers of 84,388 tons, and 2715 men as crews, and 11 sailers of 5426 tons, with 113 men as crews, entered inwards. Of these ?37 tons were ! from the United Kingdom; 6 steamers of 2065 tons and 16 sailers of 25.450 tons, were from New South Wales; 1 sailer was from South Australia; 1 steamer from Bengal; 10 steamers of 10,194 tons were from Fiji; 5 steamers of 13.221 tons from the United States; and 6 steamers of 5473 tons and 4 sailers of 2763 tons were from the Pacific Islands. The outward clearances show that 36 steamers of 54.093 tons, with,2lo2 men as crews, and 16 sailors of 6027 tons, with 145 men as crews, cleared. 01 these one steamer was bound to the United Kingdom; 2 sailers of 1065 tons were, bound to Victoria; 4 steamers of 3563 tons, and 9 sailers of 3474 tons, for New South Wales; 3 steamers of 6292 tons and 1 sailer ■ Jot the I United States; and 7 steamers of 5955 tons, ! and 4 sailers of 808 tons, for the Pacific ; Islands. The Tyser liner Indramayo arrived I from New York and Australia on September ' 29 and on discharge took in consignments i for London, and left for the South to comI plete her loading. ■ The steamer Cereda arrived from Now York and Southern ports on ' the 2nd inst with general merchandise, and is now loading baulk timber at Kennedy's Bay for Melbourne, and should get away tomorrow. On the 4th inst. the Tyser liner Indraghiri arrived from London and Australia.'and on discharge proceeded to Wellington, and is now on her way to Newcastle and Melbourne to load for London. On tho 20th inst. the Shaw, Savill. and Albion Company's steamer Maori arrived from Albany to load for London, and will proceed south to complete. The American barque Edward L. Mavbarry sailed for New York on the 20th with "a, full cargo" of kauri gum. Daring her stay in this port the vessel had a new foremast stepped, besides undergoing a thorough overhaud. The steamer Menantic arrived" from Now York and the South on the 22nd : inst., and leaves to-day for New Caledonia to load nickel ore for New York. On the 24th the Union Company's mail steamer Moana arrived from San Francisco. Honolulu.- and Ania with the English, and American mails. This is the test trip of the Moana on the mail line, and she is to be placed in the intercolonial trade. The Mariposa leaves Auckland for San Francisco on Monday next, but owing to the withdrawal of the Moana. and the new steamer Sierra not being readv to take up the running in time, there will be no steamer from Auckland to San Francisco until December 8. The colonial mails next month will therefore bo sent by way of Sue/ and Vancouver. The American haroue Alice is now loading at this- port for New York with kauri gum, and will sail abont November 10. The German barque Ant ares, at, present at Port Chalmers, has been chartered to load wool at Auckland for London. PORT~OF ONEHUNGA. : -•-.'. , ARRIVALS. Kanieri, 8.5.. H. Smith, from Raglan. Kawhia. and Waitara. Passengers: Messrs. Wright. Fraser, and Turnbnll.—Northern S.S. Co., agents. -',' '■: ■ DEPARTURES. ■ Mapourika. s.s.. John Grant, for New Plymouth. Wellington, and Nelson. Passengers: Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown and child. Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Mosdamea Chapman and child. Baxter and child. Beaumont. Mahoney. Andreson. Grant. Tatham, Horror, Bartlett. Parkes, Misses Simmonds. Cameron. Clarkson. Brownlee, Bacon, Muller. McDermott. Harrison, Rev. W. Woollamß. Professor i Edwards. Messrs. A. Ross. Best, F. Weston, < Q. Clarkson, J. Curtis, O'Connor, G. SchlosS. ' Meagher, G. R. Dansev. J. A. Patcraon, James, i Robb. J. Middleton. Barnaby, T. Brown, HetI for. Holmes, Dixon, Runciman. Coutts, Ini gram. Mahoney, and 20 steerage.—Union S.S. Co., agents. The Northern Company's steamer Kanieri arrived at 5 n.m. yesterday, from Raglan. Kawhia, and Waitara, with passengers and general cargo. '?' ■■■■' . ' . Yesterday afternoon the Union Company a steamer Mapourika- left for New Plymouth, Wellington, and Nelson.